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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21
BASE BALL.

BALTIMORE. June 2O.-Ninc innings !:
Baltimore -.. .---.-.....s | 100000 3
Krupkl n .-----.- .-.--.-.- --- u uu2 % = ,
Ii.iS.' hits Baltimore II. BruokIyn ~. Errors
- baltimore = BrpuklAn2 =.
STATEN ISLAND. June 20.-Nine inn
ings:
Metropolitan -.-..-.-------- d q % 00O 90.
Athletic. .-.--..--.-.l l = u 90 OU o =
Base hits Metropoitans <, Athletic d, Err
rors Metropolitans =. Athletics ;.
CINCINNATI. June 20.--Nine innings:
Cincinnati .-...-..l q ; 90 / / +
st Louis --..-.-------.U - . % . q = 70
Base hits Cincinnati II. -. Louis IL. Errors
Cincinnati ). -. Louis q.
CLEVELAND, June 20.-Nine innings:
Cleveland .-----.-. .-.----.4 . > l 90 oil
I.OuiSN lille. .-----.----.----..l 1 90 OF 80
Base hits-Cleveianla Ii. Louisville l3. Errors
Cleveland :. Louisville :.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21
The Shocmakers' strike breaking

MANCHESTER, Mass. June 20.-At a
mass meeting of the locked-out boot
makers to-day it was decided that all but
the lasters and bottomers should return
to- work ON the best terms possible. This
practically ends the great strike which
has been in progress for five months.
The lasters and bottomers will continue
to struggle to have the free shop notice
torn down.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

for shipment was rather light, and
holders are not pressing their property
on the market. Receipts were fair and
shipments quite liberal. July lard
opened at Sc. 324, ard sold down to 80. 6.25,
the closing figure. July ribs started at
$7.35 and declined to $3.50, closing
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

Tucson, ARIz., June 20.-Eleven hos
tiles passed northward Saturday after
noon. Lieutenant Johns command being
twelve miles behind and hotly pursuing
them. 1t is believed that the Indians
hope to reach the White Mountains.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

RICHMOND, VA, June 20.-A heavy
wind and rain storm at p. m. did con-
siderable damage to shade trees here.
and in some instances unroofed houses.
Some of the wires of the electric light
company were broken down by falling
trees, and many of the lights are not
burning.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21
Jewish Families Homeless.

PESTH. June 20.-The mob yesterday
set fire to the Jewish quarter of the town
of Sunasgerdahely in Hungary. The
quarter was almost entirely destroyed,
and one hundred and twenty-five fami-
lies made homeless.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Brown
Representatives Blount, Crisp and Stew
art, of Georgia. had a special audience
with the President to-day, and advocated
the appointment of ex-Representative
Hammond, of Georgia, to the vacancy
in the United States Supreme Court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

NEW YORK. June 2O.-Beniamin q.
Arnold, and Francis B. Arnold. com
passing the firm of Arnold & Co.. coffee
brokers. Wall street, assigned TODAY to
M,lcnnt. =. JarNis
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

ROME, June 20-The Pope has sent
Cardinal Persico, member of the Con-
gregation for Special Ecclesiastical AZ
fairs, and Monsignor Giraldi, Secretary
for Irish Affairs, to Ireland ON a special
mission to the Irish bishops.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS
of the Negro Plot Against the Whites in
South Carolina
New York Herald

COLUMBIA. 5. c., June 1S.-GoveI nor
Richardson received information to-day
from prominent citizens of Cedar Grove,
Laurens County, that the negroes in that
neighbOrhOOd to the number of fifteen
hundred or two thousand have organized
themselves in clubs. ostensibly as
knights of Labor. and are holding fire.
quent meetings of an incendiary char
acter, the avowed object of which is the
determination of the white people
of Laurens County. These meetings are
held three times a week, between
midnight and a. IN. Guards are post
ell around the places of meetings and the
utmost secrecy is observed. Speeches
are made in which the leaders say they
will kill the white men and old women,
take the young women for their wives
and make the W hite children work for
them as slaves. One of the speakers at
a recent meeting exhOrted his hearers to
burn out the whites, to die brave men
and to go down to their graves with
bloody feet"
VIOLENCE ANTICIPATED.
The Governors informants state that
an outbreak may be expected at any
moment, and make an urgent appeal for
help. They also state that the white
citizens have organized a cavalry COM
pany of fifty men, but need arms and
ammunition, which they urge the State
authorities to ship at once. The negroes
composing these clubs are well supplied
with arms and ammunition.--where they
obtained them is a mystery. In the alb
sence of the eAdiutant-Generalt the Gov
ernor has despatched Colonel :. Coffin,
Assistant tAdjutant-General.t to the scene
of the disturbance tn investigate the
matter and report at once. \ full sup
ply of Springfield carbines and other
necessary equipment for company of
cavalry are being made ready for imme-
diate shipment to Laurens.
To BE QUELLED AT ONCE.
The Governor this afternoon expressed
to your correspondent his intention to
act promptly and vigorously in the mat
ter and quell the threatened insurrec-
ton at the very outset. Should serious
trouble arise the Governor says he will
at once call out several regiments of
State volunteer troops and send them to
Laurens to protect the lives and property
of the white people. 1t is supposed that
these negroes are acting under the direc-
tions of Hiram Hoover, the mischievous
labor agitator who visited that section
about two months ago. and was subse-
quently shC, almost to death at Warren
ton. Ga.
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WASHINGTON, June 20.-Notice of as
sessment of forty per cent. has been
served upon subscribers To the guarantee
fund of the National Drill to pay bills
now N hand amounting to 81, 900.
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Improvement ON John Shei man.

General Fairchild made a very good
record in the war, and he is an orator of
no mean ability. He will, however, be
known hereafter as the gentleman who
carries about with him three kinds OF
palsy aud bloody shirt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

LONDON, June 20.-Three hundred
peers and other prominent persons be-
longing to the Roman Catholic Church
have returned the tickets emitting them
to seats in Westminster Abbey to-mor-
row during the Jubilee services.
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How TO Solve the Indian Problem.
PittelHirp Dispute

If those Apaches continue trouble
some the War Department has one re-
source left. IL may not he able 10 catch
them ON its own hook, but let IL notify
any enterprising circus manager that he
may have them 10 take 90 England to
make show Of them. and the noble
savages will be Gagged inside of thirty
DAYS.
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One New Case.

KEY WEST. FLA, June 20.-There has
been one new case of yellow fever since
yesterday, and Frank Alter of Danville,
Ohio. TRANSIENT carpenter, has died at
the hospital.
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Earthauake, I'm the East.

quakes Were felt in SIN, ma and the Is
land of Scio, to-day.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-21

ATLANTA, June, 2O.-The Atlanta City
Council this afternoon passed an ordi-
nance refusing to license bucket shops
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A short One Can do Mischief

No day has been fixed for the final adj
journment of the Michigan Legislature.
Let the Governor call out the militia.
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fkoal Notices.

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
~ NEW.YORK CITY AND COUNTY or NETWORK
Frederick Jues Msrcuard Otto Frederick Krauss and
Uric Zeweger. PLAINTIFF against Philip ID Home. DO
fendznt
To the above named defendant:
summoned the complaint IN this
action and TO Of your tho plaintiffs
within days after the service of this
OF the day OF aud Of
failure appear Judgment will against
for relief demanded in complaint
Dated New York July 81 1887
sALOMON q DULON. Plaintiffs Attorneys
ll5 Broadway, Sew-Yo Fk CITY.
To the defendant:
failure TO appear plead to the
complaint above entitled action Judgment viii oe taken
the s3iGl 81 with interest
from July 81, 1857. together with costs
sALOMON & DULON Plaintiffs Attorneys
To Philip DTIvmc
The foregoing is served upon by publication
pursuant Hon Charles Donohue justice
Supreme Court OF the State OF Newiork dated the
1887 and led with the complaint In the
the city and County OF NcwYoTk al tho
Court House, IN the City OF New-fotk-
Dated, EewYork August y. 1884,
sALOMON 4 DULON. P1aintff Attorneys
ll5 Broadway, NewYork city.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ o,...r RIVER RATLROAn.
GREAT FoUR.TRACR TRUNK LINZ
On ana after June Yf trains loave

ch and after June Yf trains leave
-. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
- FssI ana Finest PASSENGER station In America
III, nj oenosor Express drawngroom cars 10 hIoanr
M. Saratoga Lake GEORGE and Montreal special Draw.
ing Room cars Ia saratoga Caldwell Lake Georgo Plas
'e5Oa M the FAMOUS chr 400 LIMITED compoSei
eIcinsvrye Bnie Fn1king'car dnIng ear drawn room
Buna" NIAGARA taI, Era Cleveland and Toledo arriving
1000 M Chlcag, Erpro,S lr,wng.roon Rl,i.
field pr ms. Cantnitirua and Rochostec
ill:3OA m. Western New-York and Northern Express
"95S D. - 81 ETodA LIMITED Saturdays ONLY
Thr nfu buGets eking and erasins.ro9 . car
draw NJ cara 10 TROY Connects
10 Caldwell (L,Es GeprHo) N ,turiayS c
- n. m. Acco Hmo lation To Albany aud Troy
- D. m. Fast Chicago Express. win sle,pngclrs ',r
and Chicago Dinins.car Now.Y"rx to Albany
1850 u NJ Fast Cincinnati lni IT Louis trpres, vita
sleeping ears Tor clevelan Cincinnati Indiana polls ~
LOUIS Auburn Ccneva Canandagua CLAYTON aud Alevan.
ercept saturday Dning.car New-York 10 Albany
Z NJ. Montreal and Adirondack Expr,ss dali sleep
81 Adams Shoppers connect daily ~ PlatNburg with
ChAeangav r. r. for lake Chazr Lyon Mountain Ralphs
SUNDAY Tor Imserns Nnrth crrsE nine Monrtsin Ia 20
Dr. ~: SPECIAL sieeper arrive. Rochester tOA m. Bat
ter buffalo: Niagara Falls Cleveland roleio Detroit All
Chcagn sleepingcars 10 Clayton via Utica daily efcop'
IIl5 IN. Niyht Frpre.s with sleeping.cars 10 Albany
saaiea Lake Goorse aud for The North Except SATURDAY
nighp ,na.D,c.,, nr,,,,. -, and s,o,,,qcar, >,
sale Grand Central Depot tl3 49, aud az BROADWAY
~ ParE Place Battery Place, G2 West l?3th-.L ant
Mott Haven Station l38h-sL New York Sl3 washington
and $50 FULTON ss Brookyn and 10 Fourth-sL Williams
Wesieotrs Expires, call for check FROM hotels
.Run daily. other, daly except SUNDAY tstopat Mott
Haven station l35tn.sLl -. ..,.,,,,~,
j NJ TOUCEY. HENRY MONErG
General 81 peri tenisnt. General Passenger Agent
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I EHIGH VALLEY9RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortisndt and Des-
brosses follows
a. for Catssauqua and intermediate pointA -, -,
u for Geneva. Lyons Epra. Rochester BuHaIo anu
West and local Chair car To
p for TunK and intermediate ponta CnNr oar
Tun kbannock Connection TO Reading and HARRISBURG
$40 for Pittston and principal intermediate points
lo n m for Coplay and intermediate ponta Connection
10 Recalling and Harrisburg Chair car TO Coplay. .
D. m for Geneva Lyons Emira Hoohest ter Buffalo ana
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyona
Tho p for Laurays AMI informed ate points
Trains leaving and $40 D. m connect ior
ali points In Mahanoy and Hazleten coal regionA
SUNDAY rkAISA .
Mauch Chunk HAzleon and Intern ediate polntA
$40 p. for Copay and intermediate pontA ,..,. 49,,
for GENEVA Lyons ElmirA Rochester BuHaio AMI
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
0snerAl Eastern Onice, 80 Bro&dwW
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Onand after JUNE n. 1881
GREAT TRUNK LINE

GREAT Trunk LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains N-wYor DesbIOssos and Cortland
Barrsbnrg PIT burg and The Wet with Pullman ralac,
ea5s "a P AMI b F. ay NsTYs ant
VesSSe csTs M oySrT day ana ''e'pn'
NO. nn Ssa ntV at CORY Tor a, TIsr' r sa s
centr- and o.. on 'gion. .,,.,
s T1s5 Of rq sa9 rarS, nra nv
wa.SiSsi:% 400 day $40 a5v: van
200 o' ISS"- ssn% I Ss ' .aa
For Atlantic cli7 W" sIcopI s%ua as1O T'
LSnS gr "cH. sa1 Hssd Iansu,n and lnor Mediate
s"' ys SO mo h% sS 1 s9 On e u"%s2
70, S S po, H and D. III do not sop q A'bpry PaT
and Norfolk Railroad, s.OOD ~ day via Batnor'
and Eay L. Los $50 p m ~s:saa,. II train,
Jersey CIV aoriioS speedy aud direct transfer Tor
11s &c. E1'G From rr:ouyr 5lC 49, 1iso 100
go c'Sos N, % sc s!c a'so sso gsS ISs5
I'm 8@@'y Ss% Sss 500 95S Sc fs s9S loa'
s s ' 30 Zoo so s a i2" ?O S ssS s no. ana
g2o night s"Ta S go az go s's s 52S 2s isa
ron PHiLADELPHIA
EInrss. Tr.ns esvs NswYort. via DOsbrosses
go 7,2o @ Chcag. Limited and 10 WASHINGTON Ian.
@ p"n ~ iss sssi a s.ao 50
md nae o M 40 .aS n sG"day. g5Prc;, olS g g,eD
I'll S s.y sIs' % s @an 1a' !'sA
an? sands9 Connect .rc" o az .m No m
Returning train. leave Broai station, Phlafsph a
l2;ol 500 4O5, 4:40 5l0 $50 1870, $40 $50 tto IL
ssd lil6 m limited Eypr.-. win Dnins car ~ md
e5O y m. on SUNDAY 1901, 800 4O6 44O. 5IO 800,
s49a m. l24a 40 n5o Limited. bf2s. ESQ., 7:l2 Aud
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden. 90, a m ani 4so .. n
%isies oaSs. $40 lao and %. Broadway A,to. House
Batter and foot Of Desbrossss and Cortisn
Courtst and BROOKLYN Annex station. foot Fulton
oot.n station. Jers City EmirrAnt Ticket onics Gas
,-w-Yur< Ira sfcr Comp vii call for and heck
bagga &c from hotels and residences
CHARLES x. PUGH ]. r. WOOD.
Genersl Manager Paaa.r rant
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Ocean Cleaners.
WHITE STAR LINE

w fOa .Uh ,e4Om.s AND llfEtsfOO.r,
h. Al And UNI ED STATES Mali. 81 ~ . rn9.
CELTIC, Capt. Irving wednesday' Aug "a r. 10 M
ABE ATlH Capt Cameron sanssa1y' ssS m.
Fro White Dock. foo Of West ioih,sI .sa,,
RA ~ : DON $50 sGO $50 sd 800 ~ turn uekeu
on favorable terms Seerass 10 the Old Country,
s2O second cab passengers carr ca on Inese steam
rae S3n AMI AS excursion $50 and b Dor aspect ON Oh
plans OF other apply 2! The s9SPanys once No
al Broadway, New-York BKUCE iSMAh' Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TIL. White star Line Steamship ARABIC. sailing
ssturdays September 10 and October 10. TO oneens.
fown aud IyerpsaL will secsnd cabin and steer
age passengers only. Ths second cabin PASSENGER
W,Il Be berthe in the saloon statcfooms and have
the Of the deck This stessss has very
saperior for stesrage psssssgsra -
tr6in AS stesrago For inspecuoe OF piNns spI
She Company . Onse IL Broadway. - 70 Any ss'"'~ ~
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NORWICH LINE

For Boston, Worcester. Portland and White Mountsins
DIRECT ROUTE
To
Nev.London. Norwich, watch Hill AMI Block Island
RATES REDUCED
Steamer. "City OF Worcester" city Of Boston, and CITY
Of Lawrence" Lave Pier 90 North River foot Of Watts
pier above Desbrossesst ferry daily Sundays
copied at D. Tickets and saterooms secured at 2)7
26l 397 457 and 057 Broadway 10 and ~ Green wchs
1873 Bowery. Astor House. Windsor aud Cosmopolitan
hotels 1893 Fuonsk. Brooklyn Pier 40. North River
steamerA
q. BRADY. Agent
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General Manager.
Two NEW 75c.

EXCURSION (rcod dAvs). sl 2a
Steamers C. IL. NORTuAh asd CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier a6 R.s m and II p m, Sundays II
MERIDEN. HAdTFoRD. sPhISGfIELD, HoLfoKE
Ao Throuxh sold and cnecksd at 9< Bread
vay. New York. and CsurtsS. breskyA
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Che Iuct.
Go n)bom Ut alap Concern.

DEWARD.- INFORMATION WANTED
IA which Earl OF Lindsay and others hers
OF John Lindsay Lindsay to recover pssesson OF lands
beon g-d to John Lindsay who ed 10 l,ol ana who
10000 In the Cherry Naey on the
Hudon River known In the conntes OF
Albany and New York portion Of the property being then
Lind Lindsay suppsssd 10 nave
so a portion lands TO Clarke. theo Lieutenant
overuor OF and whose heirs How hoh H.
Communications be addressed to j. CkIDLAN D. esq.
Her Britannia Maiesy's Consul Charleston. south caro-
linz
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INVEST SHOEC RAILROAD.

w NY. &C H. /. r. Co. lessee.
leave 42st a. and 20 minutes
earlier irou foot of Jay.,t- North River
Detroit and Chicago. $3.50 a. H. sb:O5 'S;l5 . IN.
~ LOUIS COS. 'S1j . ~.
syr.cn,e Runao Roche.ter su,pension Bridge Niagara
UNA 30 - = so $40 FS:l5 -
Kingston. saurcrties Csiskil Albany 3l5. +7l5 1855.
1880 M. 4. .605. .s:l5 m. ,o- 49,
CraBston'. West Pc Cornwall. Newburg, la @l2
-7:l6 - So. 1918 lls0 9l;b 4. 40 ,, BIB $40
D. and H. 345 800 NJ Cranston's. CORNWALL NEW
FOR Montreal and Canada East COOS p m.
Hamilton. London '955 m. 'J:05. sl5 p N. Toronto
Elegant Sleeping ears Tor Buffalo Niagais Falls Cncin
nati Detrut, Chicago and 81 LOUIS
SAtAtsgA SPECIALS tl:3D tn. $40 p m DRAWING room
tntout h t1 Saratoga
Lake George. /: 50 A. IN. SATURDAYS only. 3t5 D. m
La Mohln, nd Minntwaskt Now Paltz. Q. 1850
a. IN, sI4j. a,45 Drawing room cars u Kingston on
q. 100 m. 3: ) p. m. tralus
'Kaaterskill Hunter brand Hotel station and TO PhD
3:lj 800, 1870 M. sl45 $40 p M Draw 2 room
Grand Hotel. station and Phnuica or Hotel haat
er,kli and Mountain House, Oh 9OO llSO a. m and S45
rPalenvie and Mountain station 3l5 7l5.
@. 1850 a. ~, 3i45 p IN. Drawing car 10 Catssil
II 81 a. Ia. ana 3i5 y. rams.
Daily iDaily except Saturday Saturdays only.
Other trains daily except sunday.
For tickets umeahes parlor or sleepngcar accommoda-
lions Information. apply Offices Brook 553 wash
inCfonst, 7SO Fulton Amer once loot OF Fulton ST
Newly ork Guy, 1888 1855 b42 Broadway. los Bowery, -
ioot O Jay. st, y. II G.. T.. LAMBERT,
bNanderbiIt-Ava General Passenger Agent
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Citp properip for Sale.

-WANTED.-FOr our fall list, improved
"A. and unimproved property 10 let and for sale No
charge for REGISTERING j. ROMANO BROWN d co. SO
West 33d- st. corner OF Broadway.
TOR SALE.-A 6-story building on Broad
Uay in the drv goods DISTRICT good Investment
rutland & WHIT Nc, 8 Beck man ST.
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Amrsrmruta.


( ,ASlNO Broadway and 39th-st.
~ EVENINGS AT - MATINEE SATURDAY AT q.
Roof Gardtn Concert after the Opera
HOUSES PA KIND AT EVERY PERFORMANCE
SUCCESS GREATER THAN EVER
bOOTH REPRE- ENTATION re ESDAY SEPT 9TH.
NEVER HAS COMIC OPERA
MET WITH SUCH PUBLIC FAVOR
ERMINlr
RECEIVED WITH ROA rs OF LAUGHTER
Grrat Cast. Magnificent Costumes. scenery, tta
Admission. 5pc including botl eatertsiRn meats.
leafs secured ono month M aivasee
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st., bet. 5th and 9th ayes.
- Open from II TO H. SUNDAYS 10 IL
CONSTANTLY NEW ADDITIONS
Concerts uaily from to ) and 10 IL by
. MUNICH LAJoS
AND PRINCE PAUL ESTERHAZY'S ORCHESTRA.
AJEEB-The uystifyiug Chess Automaton-AJEER
FALL OF BABYLON
FALL OF BABYLON.
FALL OF BABYLON.
Produced under the personal direction OF
IMRE kIRALFY.
Every evening. except Sundav. at $50
Declared by press publc pulpit the stupenious
onenar historical spectscn ar and biblical anna the world
ever saw; EMPLOYING 800 presented
largest stage earth and
scenery ever placed before audience Its
arouse continent and its overwhelming grandeur has eoc
trhed million OF people. NOT fireworks exhibition NO
Admission so cents Grand stand 25 cents
thohng SIX 50. Tickets at the gates at BRENTANOS
union Square, and at news stands at all PRINCIPAL
STATEN ISLAND BOATS, double deckers EVERY TEN
MINUTES from tho Battery between 1880 and $40
10 cts NO CVERCROWDING.
Pslatial threedecged steamers GRAND REPU BLrC and
COLUMBIA from 22dst. N. Il. at6:i5 l0thstN r.. Z;
Pier D. n. r., 7:l5; JEWELS Wharf BROOKLYN. TAO
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nlnsltaI Jnstrnments.

FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
-tanding IN tune Manufactures ant wareroons. AIS
l25 Vert 2Shst and S67 Broadway lSthst ID tsons
Bullding) Pianos exchanged, rented oT instruments
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REAL ESTATE.
Az TIE EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
dealers IN the real market are beginning TO
~ FOR easier prices said welhknown drug merchants
has not profitable as people think an
VIZ In that case the put in real estate NAV
Be in The most sale Ggtns s, oe Of The
SsnY"ra ciy and Sor,hrrn Raro which . 70 be sold
.pSsr Aasn pa ' OF
interest in The firm OF j. Morton cues last week the pre-
ssSins week, aid the corresponding week last year.
wees ssdss w''s sad5ns s sSsi's 4 issk
Ss "s,I95 sG iiaSS 'i 1850 1880
mor,,z pauer Ia, sold plot Of twelve lots soAIloo on
te south side Of sixty ia feet east Of Tsn,naye
O. ES g F. .sd Il. BRICK
sS Ts' ssc .ss isT
q ire SrS9s Sa GSc.d cSv
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Aug. l3, 1887
No held at the Exchange and Auction Room TO-
sales Of city s:a estate for the week
LIST OF AUCTIONS
snsn Ts s at s so a and
"'''- TO-DAY MoNDAY. AUG. Is
By John 7. Boud.
Foreclosure sale IeTi referee lot 2521sS lS2S
s9sF and similar SaSS No 9TH
ave. %. 100 IT N OF 95ths,
Stain Tnu 1sTaNS H fRGfh ha
BIZ A. f. Muller a Son
Public auction sale 81 lots fronting wave Front and
Sands SITS. At Stapleton.
FRIDAY, AUG. 10.
BIZ William H. Broom.
right title and interest in lease OF lot
25xl2O No AZ Clinton Place So 1911 NV OF Universty
Place lease sf 2S 1xl004x23 III II ana 4story
bufldInc 775 Broadway 46.3 IT OF Oh-st lease
90 IL lol II 1913 lxlO35 and similar building NO
III Broadway. adj above
BIZ JoDprs Blocker d Son.
foreclosure Miller referee lots together IN size 100
1I99 West l4Uth at running to l4lstst l25 II OF
boulevard. OF Public Drive.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TR ANSFERS-N Y. CITY
Tn. following s.o Va tls rsM traalotons recorded
n The Registers Once to-day:
freeman and wifs 20 Rosenberg and wife GA 275
4ehbrfdge Read n T. 1878 II W Of KDgssridge Road
The E.csnssa Hail Assn 1000
orcbardavs (. O. let No 20. Gath Ward. 73I225 ton
Vie 70 Wilson ........... 49, 700
"n ~" stpiSer and wife to q Erdnann $4,000
ssis,. nc1.; a ns wife 10 Morrison So 900